Sentences with phrase «leaks leading to a fire»

There were three further recalls after this, because of the front passenger airbag not deploying properly (August 2015), potential engine failure thanks to a manufacturing fault (November 2015) and most recently in January 2016 because of the possibility of fuel leaks leading to a fire.

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«The radio silence from executives over the last few days has added fuel to the growing Cambridge fire and if this data leak fiasco is left to fester it could take on a life of its own leading to tougher regulatory oversight / chatter,» Daniel Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights, said in a research note.

«The tiny sensor could potentially be used at refineries to detect leaks that might lead to a fire or explosion,» said Chen.

1995 - 96 Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus are being recalled because the engine cylinder head and oil galley plug on 2.4 - liter engines may not seal properly, causing an oil leak that can lead to an engine fire.

GM says the flange can melt causing the pump to leak fuel, leading to a fire hazard.

The new approach sought to reduce crash losses by focusing not only on driver behavior and crash prevention but also on reducing injury risk during crashes and mitigating the consequences after crashes by, for example, decreasing the likelihood of fuel leaks that could lead to postcrash fires.

If leaks surrounding the 3rd generation Kindle Fire tablets that we expect to come out sometime between August and September are to believed, then the new Kindle Fire HD tablets could pack some class leading hardware.

Some problems that might lead to liability charges include carbon monoxide poisoning if a gas furnace or hot - water heater malfunctions, black mold if there is a water leak or a fire if it is caused by faulty wiring in the house.

Other examples of things you may be held liable for include medical expense if there is a carbon monoxide leak in the home or if faulty wiring leads to a fire.